You are not required to provide emergency service for something that is not an emergency (lack of water or electricity is an emergency, lack of 'hot' water is not).

Don't have too high expectations of realtors finding you a deal in such a hot market.  

There shouldn’t be any further repairs/upgrades needed….New roof 2014, new HVAC 2014, new hot water heater 2013, new appliances 2014, new doors 2016, new bathroom 2016, septic tank line replaced and tank pumped 2016.Just looking for guidance on whether I should hold or sell….Thanks in advance!

If anyone is getting wholesale deals out there it would probably be @Andrew Michael...but its by no means a hot bed of wholesaling activity.

@Dawn Anastasi suggestion is correct but using zillow rental manager (formerly Postlets) will post on zillow, Trulia, and Hot pads from a single portal.

If it's a dryer, make sure it spins and gets hot.

I think Garrison Householder is giving very solid advice but it's also very conservative.

If you have MLS access cross reference that with reliable real estate data (news articles, studies, government agencies) to find where the hot areas are.I'd say it all comes down to knowing your market and your audience.

The Treasure Valley is HOT right now and if you are looking for cash flow, send out direct mail.

Also I paid them 400 for fixing parts on some steam radiatorsThe guys finish up and I pay them their money as everything works, a week later I notice that the radiators aren't heating but the main pipes that run up the wall are boiling hot.